Investigation: Iran Smuggles Agents into Britain and Threatens Downing Street

The British newspaper 'The Telegraph' published an investigation claiming that Iran is smuggling agents into Britain under the guise of migrants, while threatening to attack Downing Street. Iranian sources were quoted with explicit threats.

The British newspaper 'The Telegraph' published an investigation alleging that Iran is running a smuggling operation of agents into Britain. According to the report, Unit 700 of the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is leading the effort, using smuggling routes via small boats and flights from Eastern Europe. An Iranian source threatened that Iran has agents in London who can attack Downing Street, the residence of the British Prime Minister. According to him, the agents enter government offices without being checked. Another source said that Britain 'has falsely convinced itself that its geographical location will protect it'. The newspaper interviewed two smugglers aware of the connection to the Iranian regime, who said that any person can be smuggled into Europe in less than a week. The investigation presents explicit threats from Iranian sources, using threatening and detailed language.